aquarium bubble stones

15 years ago

yes ive seen in the forum that some folks use the bubble stones when rooting cuttings. i was wanting to ask all you fine folks if this works better than just soaking them in water. please let me know if this way is better. and by the way i hope all my fellow brug growers are doing great. thank you david goode

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gottahosta
15 years ago
Yes, it's better! I add a little hydrogen peroxide to the water, also!

Brenda B
fool4flowers
15 years ago
It works well if your are going to keep your large cuttings in a bucket of water over winter as well and change the water frequently as well.
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chena
15 years ago
It is a great way to start cuttings of any size... You still have to change the water on occassion and monitor the cuttings becoz not all cuttings like the water.. It only takes one unattended one to taint the batch.. Good Luck! Soo what cuttings are you getting ready to start???
Kylie

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